Rubber Thickness Meter

The rubber thickness gauge measures the thickness of rubber products using contact or non-contact sensors, based on the principles of mechanical displacement or ultrasonic reflection. It is used for production quality control and finished product inspection to ensure thickness compliance with specifications. It is applied in the manufacturing processes of rubber products such as tires and seals.
Selection
When selecting a rubber thickness gauge, consider a measurement range that covers the sample thickness, accuracy that meets tolerance requirements, material compatibility to avoid damaging the rubber, operational adaptability to workshop conditions, and a calibration method that is simple and reliable. Choose the probe type based on the sample shape, and decide between portable or fixed models according to the usage scenario.

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Instruments

Travel 0-1.25 mm, measurement error +/- 1HAM, pressure at the end of the needle 324-764mN, suitable for thin rubber samples with a thickness of 1.5mm or more, and can be used with a fixed load measuring rack.

$ 1122.00

Travel 0-1.25 mm, measurement error +/- 1HAM, suitable for thin rubber samples with a thickness of 1.5mm or more. Sensitivity is high, and it needs to be used with a constant load measuring rack to ensure Precision.

$ 921.00

Using nitrile rubber material, length 100mm diaMeter 20mm, with excellent oil resistance and aging performance, suitable for inks proofing operation.

$ 123.00

Maximum load 0.5KN, specially designed for rubber materials to ensure stable and reliable tensile testing, suitable for a variety of Rubber mechanical properties testing.

$ 169.00

Measurement range 0-10mm, accuracy ≤ 0.02mm, using Dial reading, Graduation 0.01mm, upper probe diaMeter 6mm plane, suitable for workshop site and laboratory thickness measurement.

$ 219.00

Suitable for medium hard resilience, rubber or microporous materials, Measurement range 0-100HE, more suitable for thinner or curved samples, can be used with handheld or supporting bench.

$ 183.00

Measurement range 0-20mm, accuracy ≤ 0.02mm, probe diaMeter Φ 6mm, Dial reading indexing value 0.01mm, pressure 22kPa +/- 5kPa, in line with chemical industry standards.

$ 307.00

Suitable for soft rubber, thermal plasticity resilience and other materials, Measurement range 0-100HO, resolution 1HO, can be used in hand or with the test bench, in line with ASTM D2240 standard.

$ 183.00

Suitable for soft rubber, thermal plasticity resilience and extremely soft plastics, Hardness Measurement range < 20 HDO, with real-time, peak, timing and average Measurement mode, can be connected to the computer for data management and analysis.

$ 590.00

Pin Travel 0~ 2.5mm, Measurement range 0~ 100HA, error +/- 1HA, can be used in the matching measuring rack or handheld, to meet a variety of rubber hardness testing needs.

$ 525.00

Measurement range 0~ 10mm, accuracy ≤ 0.02mm, probe center to the maximum measurement depth 130mm, Dial reading, portable handheld design, suitable for on-site rapid detection.

$ 261.00

Suitable for low Hardness Rubber and Sponge Determination, Measurement range 20-90HAO, Indication Error ≤ +/- 1HAO, Portable design for quick field testing.

$ 141.00

Measurement range 0~ 12.7mm, accuracy ≤ 0.02mm, using digital display reading indexing value 0.01mm, simple structure and reliable mass.

$ 477.00

Suitable for medium Hardness rubber, thermal plasticity resilience and other materials, Measurement range 0-100HB, can be hand-held or matched with a fixed load test bench to ensure stable measurement.

$ 183.00

Travel range of the crimp is 0~ 2.5mm, measurement error is +/- 1HAO, and the end pressure of the crimp is 0.55~ 8.05N, which is suitable for accurate Hardness detection of low Hardness rubber materials.

$ 251.00

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